Removing The Villa On Tang Bat Ho Street

Ho Chi Minh City People’s Committee allowed the dismantlement of villas originated at Tang Bat Ho Street, District 5 to build new buildings.

On October 14, HCMC People’s Committee approved the proposal of the Department of Construction and the Department of Architectural Planning on the dismantlement of villas originate in the land area 2, Tang Bat Ho Street, District 5. At the same time, the People’s Committee of District 5 was assigned to coordinate with the Department of Construction and the Department of Planning and Architecture to guide the granting of construction permits to the land after dismantling.

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HCMC People’s Committee also directed the Ho Chi Minh City Development Research Institute to quickly complete the draft “Criteria for evaluation and classification of old villas in Ho Chi Minh City”.

Old villa belonging to group 3 will be removed

According to the Ho Chi Minh City Development Research Institute, there are about 1,500 old villas in Ho Chi Minh City. Draft criteria defined by the Institute is a separate house with garden, fence and separate entrance, with the number of floors not more than three floors.

At the same time, there are at least three sides looking at the yard or garden, the construction area does not exceed 50% of the land area, is defined as the functional area in the detailed planning of urban construction is provided. approved by competent authorities.

The villas built before 1975 are considered old villas. Old villas are classified into three groups. The classification is based on scoring six specific criteria. Three main criteria are architecture, art – urban landscape – cultural history. The three sub-criteria include originality – integrity and quality of the work.

Group 1 is a villa with typical values in terms of cultural history, urban landscape, art architecture determined by the Council classification villas, list and the People’s Committee of Ho Chi Minh City.

Group 2 is a group of villas not belonging to group 1 but valued in terms of cultural history, urban landscape, art architecture determined by the Council for classification of villas, list and submit to the People’s Committee of HCMC. Browser. Group 3 are villas not belonging to the above two groups.

The villas built before 1975 are considered old villas

Group 1 and group 2 should be preserved in accordance with the principle of keeping the external architectural appearance, internal structure, construction density, number of floors and height. Group 3 does not need conservation, is allowed to dismantle when there is a need to invest in new construction. The dismantlement shall comply with the provisions of the law on planning, architecture and construction law.

The villa of villa origin in land area 2, Tang Bat Ho Street, District 5 belongs to group 3.

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